Archive - Oct 2015 - News

2016 Presidential hopeful, Hillary Clinton recently sat through a Congressional hearing for 11 hours and was questioned on how she handled the Benghazi attack and her use of private emails.

Upwards of 200 costume clad Halloween little people participated in the Sheridan Jaycees annual Halloween Parade in downtown Sheridan Saturday afternoon and Sheridan Media’s Judy Hagerott was there.

Halloween morning began early with the Morning Mayhem Halloween Fun Run/Walk sponsored by the Sheridan Recreation District.

Photo Courtesy of Randy Becker

POWELL, Wyo. (AP) - A geologist says a slow-moving landslide is likely to blame for a new crevasse that has swallowed up a chunk of Wyoming's Big Horn Mountains, opening up a mini canyon-land in the range's grass-covered slopes.

A long time hunter safety instructor from Sheridan will be putting on a Hunter Safety Internet Field Day next weekend at the Sheridan County Sportsman Club.

(Photo courtesy of the University of Wyoming)

The University of Wyoming has been designated as one of four ECHO superhubs that will build capacity in education and health care access in the United States and around the world.

A group of people who are working to preserve the Powder River Basin while minerals and oil are being developed are meeting today in Sheridan. The public portion of the Powder River Basin Resource Council’s annual meeting includes presentations by speakers this afternoon and tonight.

From a morning run to an afternoon parade and parties, there are many ways to celebrate Halloween in Sheridan and the surrounding area Saturday.

Now here's Sheridan Media's look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on Oct. 31, 1915.

The City Of Buffalo is still waiting on information and contracts from the WYOWARN (Wyoming Water and Waste-water Agency Response Network) system that Public Works Director Les Hook briefly discussed with the council at a meeting in October.